large cache of coins!
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colorado14ers
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oh sorry i linked it on page 23, you can start from page one. its the same story from the begining.
kc10bull
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Unbeleivable 
I planed on detecting this weekend at clearwater beach. But after seeing 2 big caches in a week, I'm hunting on the wrong continent!!!! 
Time to get my passport out and head over the big pond to find a great discovery of my own!
I planed on detecting this weekend at clearwater beach. But after seeing 2 big caches in a week, I'm hunting on the wrong continent!!!! Time to get my passport out and head over the big pond to find a great discovery of my own!
AGCoinHunter
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Holy crap. Amazing story and pictures.
Shortstack
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kc10bull said:Unbeleivable
Why waste your time and money on going to Europe? Research and hunt the caches in your own state. As KVM wrote many times; every state has several big ticket caches and untold numbers of smaller caches; many in your own county.
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stefen
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Shortstack said:kc10bull said:Unbeleivable
Why waste your time and money on going to Europe? Research and hunt the caches in your own state. As KVM wrote many times; every state has several big ticket caches and untold numbers of smaller caches; many in your own county.
True statement...concentrate on thorough research is the key...
What everyone forgets is that these caches were found by shear luck and not by research...
Saturna
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stefen said:
Absolutely. Except for maybe being near a Roman road or some such as a possible clue, the amazing caches found recently have been found through persistence and luck.
The recent pot of 50,000 Roman coins and the 1500 pieces of Anglo-Saxon gold found in the UK weren't found because of any records kept, treasure signs, secret maps, dowsing, legends, etc.
Just good old fashioned luck and time invested.
Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp
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Good afternoon Saturna they probably used LRL:'s hmmmmm?
Don Jose de La Mancha el *Tropical Trampo*
Don Jose de La Mancha el *Tropical Trampo*
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stefen
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LRL's? 
Lecherous Randy Leprechauns
Lecherous Randy Leprechauns
kc10bull
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Call it good luck, karma, or what you will. I do agree research is important 
. But here is a fact. The European continent, and even China have a very RICH history and have many civilizations that built on top of one another. There were many wars, skirmishes with differing cultures, don't forget disasters. The history of the good ole USA is still very young. Many more treasures have been lost across the pond, lol many have been lost in the pond too but I don't own any submersibles or ships to use finding those treasures The odds of you stumbling across a treasure here are well let me think, I would need Spock to calculate that one! But over there history is everywhere and so are the discoveries and that's why people keep stumbling across them, and some of them have done some research! Caches in the USA pale in comparison to those being found across the pond! Just my thoughts!
. But here is a fact. The European continent, and even China have a very RICH history and have many civilizations that built on top of one another. There were many wars, skirmishes with differing cultures, don't forget disasters. The history of the good ole USA is still very young. Many more treasures have been lost across the pond, lol many have been lost in the pond too but I don't own any submersibles or ships to use finding those treasures The odds of you stumbling across a treasure here are well let me think, I would need Spock to calculate that one! But over there history is everywhere and so are the discoveries and that's why people keep stumbling across them, and some of them have done some research! Caches in the USA pale in comparison to those being found across the pond! Just my thoughts!
Shortstack
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Real de Tayopa (Tropical Tramp said:
Don Jose, you must be getting bored; pulling Saturna's chain like that. 
Saturna
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LOL, here's another one for the Tropical Tramp to pull ...
Shortstack
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Whooooo, have MERcy!!!
That reminds me; I haven't had supper yet.
That reminds me; I haven't had supper yet.
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Great picture. Was coins found?
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stefen
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Go back to the first post and open the site...at the bottom are numbers...start at 1 and progress thru 32..
Yes...they found 2700 coins...
it's a great story well written and documented
Yes...they found 2700 coins...
it's a great story well written and documented
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Thank you, will do.
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